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A variety of funding opportunities are available to research students in the School of Histories and Humanities.

Information from Graduate Studies Office in relation to funding can be found on the GSO website

Wandering Books 4 Fully Funded PhDs on Early Medieval Manuscripts at Trinity College Dublin Wandering Books seeks to address the challenge of better localising manuscripts. It brings together a geneticist (Prof. Dan Bradley), a manuscript specialist (Dr Nicole Volmering), an intellectual historian (Dr Immo Warntjes) and a historical linguist (Dr Mark Faulkner) to supervise between them four PhDs taking distinct methodological approaches to the same corpus of manuscripts deriving from early medieval Britain and Ireland: one hunting the animals whose skins made the manuscripts, one tracing the techniques used to assemble the skins into a book and write it, another tracking the texts it contains as they diffused across Europe, and a fourth listening for the languages the manuscript contains. With funding from the Trinity Research Doctorate Awards: Group-based Research Projects 2024-5, Wandering Books will recruit four PhD students, starting September 2024. Students will receive a stipend of €25,000pa for the four years of the PhD, and have their fees waived.

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PhD2: Tracing Techniques: Manuscript production , supervised by Nicole Volmering, and designed to investigate aspects of book production relevant to the localisation of manuscripts. These may include (but are by no means limited to): the preparation of parchment for writing; codicological structuring; and palaeographical analysis. Many of these features have a culturally specific determination in the insular world and the candidate will aim to shed light on their place within the regional dynamics of manuscript production. The successful candidate will work on manuscripts belonging to a select region within the medieval Irish-continental diaspora for which the origin – Irish or Continental – is contested.

PhD3: Tracking Texts: Content Analysi s, supervised by Immo Warntjes, and designed to investigate the content of early medieval codices as a tool for localisation. In the early Middle Ages, Irish script manuscripts were not only produced in Ireland, but also on the Continent by Irish peregrini or schoolmasters. It is often very difficult to assess whether a book or its scribe moved to the Continent. A detailed textual analysis of every single item in such codices – securely placing them in the transmission history of this text – can shed bright light on where each individual text, and ultimately their combination, were likely copied. The successful candidate will conduct such analysis on one or a group of early medieval Irish script manuscripts for which the origin – Irish or Continental –  is contested.

Students interested in this PhD are invited to send a motivation letter, a CV, academic transcripts, a sample of written work, and two academic references to [email protected] by Tuesday 9 July . It is envisaged shortlisted applicants will be interviewed towards the end of that week or in the week beginning 15 July . The final stage of the application process will involve the submission of a formal PhD proposal to Trinity.

The following may be considered the essential and desirable qualifications for the award:

• A first-class / high 2.i (or equivalent) undergraduate degree in History, Linguistics, Medieval Studies, Celtic Studies, Classics or another relevant subject
• High reading ability in Latin
• Demonstrable communicative competence in English
• Willingness to work in an interdisciplinary team
• Willingness to participate in training and development activities
• Good working knowledge of Medieval Latin philology and palaeography
• Experience in editing early medieval Latin texts
• Experience working with manuscripts and manuscript libraries

Applicants for Provost Ph.D Project Awards If the applicant was previously a student in Trinity College, please email [email protected] to confirm if a copy of your transcript is required.

Provost’s PhD Project Award (Classics) The Department of Classics seeks applicants for a fully-funded four-year award to start a PhD related to the project: ' Alexander the Great and the Language of Elite Power in the Hellenistic and Roman Worlds ' The award comprises the full PhD tuition fees (at EU level) and an annual stipend of €17,316. Trinity’s Provost’s PhD Project Awards are generously funded through alumni donations and Trinity's Commercial Revenue Unit.

Provost’s PhD Project Award (History) The Department of History seeks applicants for a fully-funded four-year award to start a PhD related to the project: ' Writing the French Revolution: Experience and Identity in French Revolutionary Ego-Documents. ' The award comprises the full PhD tuition fees (at EU or non-EU level) and an annual stipend of €17,316. Trinity’s Provost’s PhD Project Awards are generously funded through alumni donations and Trinity's Commercial Revenue Unit.

Provost’s PhD Project Award (History) The Department of History seeks applicants for a fully-funded four-year award to start a PhD related to the project: ' The Radical Left, the Avant-Garde, and the Rise of Dictatorship in Interwar Europe ' The award comprises the full PhD tuition fees (at both EU and non-EU level) and an annual stipend of €17,316. Trinity’s Provost’s PhD Project Awards are generously funded through alumni donations and Trinity's Commercial Revenue Unit.

Provost’s PhD Project Award (History of Art) The Department of History seeks applicants for a fully-funded four-year award to start a PhD related to the project: ' A Visual History of Earth System Models from 1972 to Present ' The award comprises the full PhD tuition fees (at both EU and non-EU level) and an annual stipend of €17,316. Trinity’s Provost’s PhD Project Awards are generously funded through alumni donations and Trinity's Commercial Revenue Unit.

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Irish Research Council Laureate Award PhD scholarships Three Department of History staff members have been awarded prestigious Irish Research Council (IRC) Laureate Awards, which include funding for PhD students in the following areas: CHINACHILD: Slave-girls and the Discovery of Female Childhood in Twentieth-century China (Dr Isabella Jackson) IFCE: The Irish Foundation of Carolingian Europe – the case of calendrical science (computus) (Dr Immo Warntjes) CLICAB: Climates of Conflict in Ancient Babylonia (Dr Francis Ludlow)

Four-year Doctoral Award A Visual History of Earth System Models from 1972 to Present Principal Investigator: Dr Timothy Stott Applications are sought for a fully funded four-year Provost’s PhD Project Award to begin at Trinity College Dublin in September 2022 as part of the research project A Visual History of Earth System Models from 1972 to Present led by Dr Timothy Stott (Trinity College Dublin). The PhD research will be a case study of the visual culture of Met Eireann (The Irish Meteorological Service), with a focus on its contributions to international climate research and to Irish visual culture during this period. The award comprises the student’s full PhD tuition fees (EU or non-EU) and an annual stipend of €17,316. The deadline for applications is 4 pm on Friday 29 April 2022. Further Information.

IRC-SFI Pathway PhD Scholarship – Early Irish Hands Join Dr Nicole Volmering on her SFI-IRC Pathway Programme project ‘Early Irish Hands: The Development of Writing in Early Ireland’ from September 2022. The PhD student will undertake a case study of the use of Irish script on the continent based on a group of manuscripts from Reichenau. The four-year award consists of a stipend of €18,500 annually plus a travel budget and a €5,750 contribution towards fees. The deadline for applications is 5 pm on 6 June 2022. Further Information.

Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarships (Irish Research Council) Application criteria and deadlines vary from year to year; the following is indicative only. The IRC typically provides a stipend of €18,500 per annum; a €5,750 contribution to fees; and research expenses of €3,250 per annum. You can apply for an IRC Scholarship before you start your degree (duration of funding 2 years for an MLitt and 4 years for a Structured PhD) or in Years 1-2 of the PhD (duration of funding 3 or 2 years). The call is generally issued around September with an application deadline in late October. Students should liaise with their supervisors in planning and preparing an application and study the guidance provided by the IRC and the School. The School will send out an email notification when the call is issued, organise an information session for potential applicants, and arrange an internal process for vetting applications. Applications have to be signed by the Head of School and the College Research Office. Procedures and internal deadlines will be communicated by email so please contact  [email protected]  to indicate your interest in applying to ensure you receive communications. Please bear in mind that internal deadlines will be several weeks before the IRC deadline.  http://www.research.ie/funding/postgraduate-funding

Ussher Fellowships Highly competitive awards open to new entrants beginning PhD research only. All new full-time PhD students who apply before the 1st of May are automatically considered for these awards. An award is valued at €13,000 plus fees for three years. Further information is available here.

Postgraduate Research Studentships These awards are available to new entrants and continuing full-time students undertaking PhD research. The postgraduate studentship covers EU or non-EU fees and an annual stipend. Further information is available here.  Continuing students should contact  [email protected]  for information on how to apply.

Further information about funding can be found on the Graduate Studies Office webpages .

There are a variety of funding opportunities available to postgraduate research students in the School of Histories and Humanities.

From time to time the Departments of the School also offer funding for postgraduate research. Details of any such awards will be found on the postgraduate pages of the individual Departments.

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PhD Research Projects are advertised opportunities to examine a pre-defined topic or answer a stated research question. Some projects may also provide scope for you to propose your own ideas and approaches.

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Fully Funded PhD Scholarship

Applications are invited for a fully funded PhD position in the areas of privacy and data analytics for online services. Of particular interest is the development of privacy-enhanced data analytics methods to support decision making (by making recommendations etc) by users and the development of tools for the analysis of the privacy provided (or not provided!) by existing tools/mobile apps.

Successful applicants will have excellent analytical skills with an interest in machine learning, privacy and programming - the positions would suit a strong CS or Engineering graduate or a math graduate looking to gain experience of more applied problems in IT/Data Analytics.

You will be joining a high profile research group with an excellent track record in high impact research. TCD is the leading university in Ireland and SCSS is the top ranked Computer Science department. We have active international visitor programme and students have the opportunity for international and industry exchange visits.

These positions are open to both EU and international applicants.

The postgraduate scholarship is open to Irish, EU and international students and carry a stipend of €18,500 (tax free).

To apply, candidates should submit a detailed CV, transcripts of undergraduate grades and the names and contact details of two referees for letters of recommendation to Prof. Doug Leith, email: [email protected].

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Tcd fully funded phd scholarship in ireland, 2018.

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Description for TCD Fully Funded PhD Scholarship:

TCD Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in Ireland, 2018 is open for International Students, European Union Students . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of Computer Science, Statistics taught at Trinity College Dublin . The deadline of the scholarship is .

• Strong motivation to tackle challenging research problems
• Sc., M.Sc. or equivalent in Mathematics, Computer Science, Engineering or a related field
• Strong interest in applied mathematics; prior research experience is a plus.
• Excellent academic results (first-class honours or equivalent)
• Very good level of spoken and written English
• Applications from excellent candidates in related topics will be also considered.

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TCD Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in Ireland, 2018 is available to undertake PhD level programs at Trinity College Dublin.

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There comes the time in every lady's life when she must put up a serious(ly boring) bio. Nina Kouprianova...errr...Why am I talking in the third person? I spend my time between graphics and photography ( ninakouprianova.com ), on the one hand, and independent scholarship and translation (Russia), on the other.

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PhD Dissertation (History, University of Toronto): "Revolution, Tradition, and Modernity: Russian Consumer Advertising in the Era of NEP" (2012)

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"Modernity and Natalism in Russia: Historic Perspectives" in the European Journal of Government and Economics (2013): http://www.ejge.org/index.php/ejge/article/view/31

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“From Heroic Mothers to Maternal Capital: A Brief Overview of Russia’s Natalism,” video presentation and conference, “The Future of the EU 2: Demographics, Education, and Sustainability," University of A Coruña, Spain, (2012): http://www.economicas.udc.es/varela/?q=node/300

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Associa Announces 2024 Marianna Brady, PhD. Scholarship Winners

DALLAS, Texas, June 27, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Associa, the leading company in the community management industry, proudly announces the winners of its 4th Annual Marianna Brady, PhD. Scholarship Program. This prestigious program offers $2,500 scholarships to the children and grandchildren of Associa employees who are embarking on their post-secondary educational journeys this Fall. The scholarships can be used at any university, community college, trade school, or life skills program of their choice.

This year’s selection process was highly competitive, with applicants evaluated anonymously on their academic achievements, extracurricular activities, work history, community involvement, and teacher recommendations. From this rigorous evaluation, the top 10 scholars from across the United States and Canada were chosen.

The 2024 class of Marianna Brady scholars includes a diverse group of high school and university students from nine U.S. states and one Canadian province. Their academic pursuits span a wide array of fields, including Animation, Business Administration, Chemistry, Marine Science, Pre-Med, and Wildlife Ecology. Beyond their academic achievements, these students have demonstrated outstanding community engagement and leadership, participating in organizations such as the Boy Scouts, Catholic Campus Ministry, Distinguished Young Gentlemen, Immigration Awareness Club, LGBTQ+ awareness groups, and various youth camps.

“I am thrilled to recognize this year's outstanding winners,” said John Carona, Associa chairman and CEO. “Their dedication to academic excellence and innovative research embodies the spirit of this scholarship. We are excited to continuously support these brilliant minds as they pursue their dreams and make impactful contributions to their fields.”

The Marianna Brady, PhD. Scholarship Program was established in 2021 in memory of Dr. Marianna Brady, a dedicated educator and principal who was a mentor and close friend to Carona. Dr. Brady was a passionate advocate for education, and this scholarship continues her legacy by supporting the educational endeavors of deserving students.

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Patience Craig, of Topsham, is one of several Mainers to receive a $1,000 scholarship from Bar Harbor Bank & Trust. Craig graduated this year from Mt. Ararat High School and attended Region 10 Technical High School. She plans to study elementary education at Husson University in Bangor.

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The scholarship is awarded to New England graduates who attended a technical career program as part of their high school curriculum and are planning to attend a college or technical school in the academic year immediately following graduation. This year’s recipients will be eligible to apply for an additional $1,000 in 2025 to be used toward a second year of college or technical school.

Fellow Mainers to receive the scholarship are:

• Jessika Bridges of Prospect Harbor, a graduate of Sumner Memorial High School who also attended Hancock County Technical Center. She plans to study nursing at the University of Maine at Fort Kent.

• Lexi Donaghy of Machias, a graduate of Machias Memorial High School who attended Coastal Washington County Institute of Technology. She plans to study early childhood education at Washington County Community College.

• Jessica Dyer of Brooklin, a graduate of Deer Isle-Stonington High School who attended Hancock County Technical Center. She plans to study microbiology at the University of Maine. Advertisement

• Kristian Gerrish of Southwest Harbor, who attended Hancock County Technical School. He plans to study high performance automotive at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

• Nicholas Thompson of Cherryfield, who is graduate of Narraguagus High School and attended Coastal Washington County Institute of Technology. He plans to study criminal justice at Eastern Maine Community College.

• Seth Washington of Hudson, who attended United Technologies Center. He plans to study plumbing at Eastern Maine Community College.

Other recipients are: Mirielly Ferreira of Nashua, New Hampshire; Ryan Page of Ascutney, Vermont; and Marissa Taylor of Manchester, New Hampshire.

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• School of Engineering PhD Candidate receives Fulbright award for 2024/25

Trinity’s School of Engineering PhD Candidate; Abdulbaset Alazhare Receives Fulbright award for 2024

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Original Article: Trinity College Dublin, Author: Thomas Deane